For those of us who reside in the United States, the day after Christmas can best be described as the day when we hit the stores to return ill-fitting or ill-advised gifts and take advantage of post-holiday sales.

But in the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and our neighbor to the north, Canada, the day means something a bit more.

Or at least it did.

In those nations, the 26th of December is known as Boxing Day. It is a public holiday and a time to remember with gifts or money those who have been of service during the past year.

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